Pine

DOLTON, Devon

6 guests
3 beds
2 bathrooms
Pet Friendly

4.0UK Lodge Breaks rating

Part ofStafford Moor Fishery

Your dates

Dolton 2.9 miles.

Pine is a detached lodge enjoying a spectacular position overlooking Stafford Moor's lakes and rolling countryside.

Blending spacious accommodation with far-reaching views, it's an excellent choice for families and friends seeking a rural Devon retreat.

The open-plan living space creates a welcoming setting for gathering together, while the additional first-floor sitting room provides a quieter place to relax.

The private balcony is the star attraction, offering panoramic views across the lakes and surrounding farmland.

Guests can spend their days exploring the network of footpaths available directly from the site, watching local wildlife or simply taking time to appreciate the slower rhythm of the countryside.

Fishing is available on-site for those who wish to make use of Stafford Moor's renowned facilities, although there's plenty to enjoy without casting a line.

Nearby towns, gardens, national parks and beaches ensure every day can bring something different, from countryside rambles to coastal adventures.

Note: Anglers must arrive before 4.30pm to allow for equipment handling requirements.

Note: This property can be booked with refs. 1155433, 1155473, 1155474, 1155475, 1155480, 1155481, 1155482, and 1155484, sleeping a total of 50 guests.

Everything you'll need

Wifi
Dishwasher
Garden / Patio
Ground Floor Bedroom
Ground Floor Accommodation

Wifi
Dishwasher
Garden / Patio
Ground Floor Bedroom
Ground Floor Accommodation
Pet Friendly
Smoke Free
Near Walks

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Overview

Why Choose Stafford Moor Fishery

Nestled just outside Dolton in North Devon, Stafford Moor Fishery offers guests a wonderfully peaceful place to go for their next countryside escape, with seven beautiful lakes on site and a host of luxurious Canadian-style lodges to consider booking.

Perfect for anglers, couples and families, the park combines top-quality coarse and carp fishing with cosy, pet-friendly accommodation, some with private hot tubs!

Ideal for a relaxing break, these lodges at Stafford Moor are also conveniently situated close to Dartmoor and Exmoor, giving guests easy access to moorland walks, coastal days out and charming seaside towns, making it the ultimate place to consider spending your next getaway.

Features

Activities at Stafford Moor Fishery

Fishing

Stafford Moor Fishery offers fantastic coarse and carp fishing across seven lakes, including the specimen-focused Beatties Lake. The perfect getaway for keen anglers!

Accommodation

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Area

Places to Visit from Charteroak's Stafford Moor Fishery

Look forward to a holiday full of rest and relaxation when you book one of these beautiful lodges. Providing a quiet and calm environment as well as a close connection to nature, you don't even have to leave the resort to make the most of it. However, if you're looking to explore this idyllic region, then there's plenty to see and do.

The nearby village of Dolton is a charming location with a handy convenience shop, local butcher and a welcoming pub, ideal for grabbing the essentials or enjoying a pint of local tipple. Taking a short drive from the site will bring you to Great Torrington, home to the well-renowned RHS Garden Rosemoor, as well as plenty of places to go for lovely riverside walks and independent cafés to stop off at for a bite to eat.

From there, why not head to Okehampton to explore Okehampton Castle, wander along the West Okement River or see if any big events are taking place at the popular Okehampton Showground? On the other hand, the town of Barnstaple is another great place to consider visiting from Stafford Moor. Here, you’ll find the Museum of Barnstaple & North Devon and the beautiful Rock Park, a great place to unwind and relax after exploring the town.

Alternatively, the city of Exeter is also a brilliant place to consider visiting, known for its historic cathedral, bustling quayside and a vibrant restaurant scene that’s centred around the popular Barnfield Square.